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Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
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Tc.dsy's Philadelphia Record says:
Osicial advicss from all the peach
gro wing districts in the Peninsula have
hsen received at thu Freight Depart.
msnt Of the PEI nsy lvania railroad, and
are not encouraging. The outlook 10
that there will be 20 to 20 per cent:
deacit from ~hat is regarded as gooo
SEASONS crop, md the railroad ofhciais
say that whereas IL usually requires
mors than 8 goo cars to move the Penn
sy lvsnia railroads share OF the fenin-
snlar crop, this ear 5. 600 to 4. 900 cars
will sufficr.
The peach crop Of Cumberland
County, N. j., IL 20 great failure that
1t has been decided not 10 open the new
Peach Exchange in Brideeton thii
season. Tue faiiure is attributed &c
damn weather ard late frost IN tine
sprinR Charles S Eithisn, OF Bridge
! ton, sta;es taat th" usnsl crop In tht
county aggregates 25o. eco baskets, ~ hil'
the present Greg oil! !nYt exceed tO, ,OC'
baskets. The com m'ss'on men OF I'M
county have been notified by circn.A
Of the decision not to open Inc Ex
change.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
p,soraerIy Colored pamse,s.

There having been considerable COM.
plant about the dlRorder nightly on
Freuch street above Eighth, Chief of
Police Dousterty detailed two officers
last evening 10 Zee II tLeF could not put
a stop 70 it. Abous - AZ this morning
four colorec girls WEI: to PArker's sa-
losn ard tried to k,ck the docr In, after
which they entsred restaurant ON the
opposite side OF tie stIeeC. VIII they
came cut they made considerable u o:se,
a1d the officers took ;lem il custody.
This mo, o,ning they were arreisned be-
fore Judge LJIan, VIXEN they gave
their names a. Kaci g! Jopes, Aun!e
Wright, Emma Jones aud Jane Wii0er.
The Cllet stased 20 the court that tie
officers has considerable trouble with
this part of the city, and fine Of 5,
and costs Was imposed 10 each case.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Successful Excursion.

The Gouley excursion to New York,
Concy Island, etc, yesterday was an
other success. It is said that about 7C0
persons were on the train W then 10 left
Wilmington, and amongst this numbe
was one individual, who while in the
great metropolis, In his rambles after
sightseeing, happened to stray into the
headquarters OF the stock gamblers,
and now he ia certain that his one pair
OF eyes were never capable OF such dila
tion an took place on this occasion. If
any of our citizens wish to hear his de.
sorip,ion Of 1t, (snd 1t is certainly worth
hearing), just give him q call at COS
King s;reet.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Money Lost.

Mrs. @. H. Kentop, residing st 7t9
street, started out aoeut ~
O'clock this morning to MAKE . ceposn
In the National Bank OF wilmington
and Brand wine. She plaosd q9antty
OF silver In her cAbba, scsr wnicn sne
put in roll OF notes. asgreeAs'ng szlo'
with her handkerchief and gloves.
After walking some distance she had
occasion to use her handkerchief. which
abe took from the cabba. carefully
closing the same. oa arriving as the
bank She wss greatly alarmed to find
that the notes had disappeared; ene
hastily retrsced her steps to her home
but NO trace Of the money couIo % ais.
covered. Ii is supposed tha. in taking
the handler chief from the cabba che
also drew out the roll OF notes. A
liberal reward will be paid for their re-
covery, IS may be seen by advertise
msnt In another column.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
England,s worthless Guns.

LONDON, August NAVAL mar &c i.
vres took pie CO TO day off the mouth of
the river Thsints. The attacking
squadron operated In the Downs, and to-
esther with force OF marines and b us
jackets who were landed from the ves-
sells, captured the entrances TO the
Thames and the river Med way.
During the N al G 7vres Nor3enfeldt
gun burst ON board the the torpedo boat
Curlew, ond several seaneu were seri
nusly injured. One ef the guns on toard
the iron arnlor plated ship black PriL ce
also hurst and Injured three seamen.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Robes SHORTAGE DID 1t.

PATH. N. Y, Aug. Al. & J. c.
Robe, dry goods notions, of which
jonathan Robie is senior mem Der, m ade
general assignment this morning
without preferences. Before paper was
fled numerous real estate MORTGAGES OF
various dates aGgregating SAG, COO were
recorded In the county clerks ofiice,
also chattel mortgages OF about s. 600
1t is impossible to get the liabilities,
but no ether business men are affected.
The First National Bank Ia amply Sc
cured. The failure is supposed to be
brought about by Rob,e's shortage In
ths Soldiers Home accounts.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
JUST TIE SAME.

We are in just the same place
and selling at the same cut prices
that we have been for the last
three weeks, and there is no
abatement in the demand for
summer clothing. Those who
have seen the goods have bought
they can't help at the prices.
1t pays them to buy and hold
until they need them. The few
thin coats at 25c. that we have
left you can't get after this week
they will not last longer. The
Dollar Seersucker Coat and
Vest is still popular.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
-w,n p-o,oupo. u,m Ip.a...

A dear little affeotiopate wife, whose
eyes sparklsd like the tvinslips o.
brieht stsrs, sat ON stoop In front Of
he, nome. Awaiting the coming Of her
husband; be approached her, passionate
" nlsced his arms around her neck,
his lips to hers. slipped, suppsd ana AM,
sipped the sweet nectar from her lips
nntii there was no sap left In them.
"Hellol" new cost and vest she ex.
claimed. eyes, bow do you like them?'
he inquired. VERY nice; how q, mnTn ns1a
she Inferred . shrek as II struck with q
roll of sreenbacks. "Peopls will pre-
nounce you III sane II you tell them You
Maid Sl.25." You can 90 rign'
down to Ny ers' Grand Central Clothing
Depot, Fifth and Market streets, and
buv the identical article for 40 cents
Oar reporter heard OF the occurrence
visited the famous clothing house aut
found IL to be the truth, the who
truth and nothing but tha truth, snc
don't you forget IL.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Defiant Bulgaria.

soFIA, August 4.-rhe government
bss ordered that the State yacht, which
Is devoted to tie nee OF the reigniDg
Prince, and which at prest mt 10 moored
at Rustchuk, be prepared for the rect D.
lion Of Prince ferdinand of Saxe.Coburg
Gotha. Prince Ferdinand will 90 on
board the yacht at Orsova, as he does
not wish to touch ut any place in Rou
mania.
LONDON, Aus ust Russia proposes
General Prince Timeritinsky as the cole
Regent Of Bulgaria. The proposal is
not regarded favorably at Sofia.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
A Pan ic In a Hand. Bali Court

CORK, August "A series OF hand
ball games WAS begun here to-day be
tween Lsw!or, the Irish champion, and
Casey, of New York. The match is for
the Championship OF the world, les,
eleven cut of twenty re games, ten to
he play ed at Cork aud eleven at New
York. During the ninth esme to day 8
cry was raised that the gallery was fall
ing and q panic ensued, some OF the
spectators jumping . distance OF twenty
feet to the ground. A mob entered the
court and play wac postponed. OF the
eight games played Lawlcr won Ave
and Casey three.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
A Keun,on ct Ocean Groye.

OCEAN GROVE y. August The
nucltorium Platform WEE decorated
with flags TO day or tie occasion OF tie
eighth annual reuaiJn c! The United
States Christian Ccu mission. the SAINT
tary Commission, army cbapiains OF
tie North and SoV;A, aEi A.. he good
SAmarltans Of the ia:e VIZ, together
rN!tn the Bed Cgo,s, Wb!.e C.oas,
franklin srG c:ler Christian Geneva.
.e1 t societies c:Gsa;zet since the war.
3e9Egs FL. Stuart, p:es.dtLt Of the
Chrietian Cou;ntssio1, was unable 10
hs present throush sicg2ess, AID Rev.
J o. Foster, OF Cnicago. presided.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
street and sewer Commission.

street ana beWot So'
The irectors Of the Street and Sewer
Com mission held smother meeting iaet
evening. at which Edward Jordan's bid
for removing the stone from the sewer
At Adams street was accepted ana No
was Instructed to remove 1t at once.
The Wilmington Passenger Railway
Com psny was granted permission TO 10y
their tracks, for the extension OF their
road over Market street bridge, on
level with the curb. Bids for paving
the streets and cutters, curbing aud
supplying sand, sewer pipe and other
supplies were opened rs follows
McClenahsn Brothers bid to pave
with Belgtsn blocks per square yard,
$685. crossing stones. 90 cents per
linsai foot; gutter paving, 80 cents pir
lineai foot; cIuebed stone, II 80 per ton.
John McKendrick bid: Curbing, AZ
cents per lineal foot; crossings, 81 cents
and gutter paving "a cents. I. b. HEAT
& Sons bid: Some screenings. $24 o0
per ton, delivered here.
Richard Walker bid: Curbing ,39H;
crossings, 80; gutter, "a, and centre
stones, S5 apiece. Brandywlne Granite
Con- pany's bid: To pave with Belgian
blocE, 81 80 yer square ya!c; curoina,
46; crossing. 4S; gutter pave, 70; centre
stones, So apiece For sewer pipe VIII
lard A. SpeaSmsA, Allan Gawthrop,
Jr., aud the Delaware Terra Gotta
Works all offered TO furnish 1t q. price
list with 30 cent, OF. Tee last named
bidder offers 2 per cent. OF for. CASH
within ten days. Hauling: John Is.
McKeown offers to do 1t with two
horse, for 48 cents load, and ons horse
for 80 cents; WilminRt ton Trantfer Com.
pany, two horses, 40 cents; Martin
Keosh, two horses, % cents, one horse,
81 cents. Francis b. Bradley offers to
furnish sand nt from 80 cents to SLID
per load Of twenty fvs bushels, or sand
in the pit at 80 cents and clean gravel
at 81 90 per load.
Martin Keogh wants to fuInish rive1
sand at 81 70 a load; ooNrse sand, 81 40
coarse gravel, 81 60. For cas,ines, d
F.. Pickels and The Harlan and Hol
lipgsworth Company each ask "a
cents q pound. The Trinidad Asphsl
tnm Company agrees to pave at " ~
per square yard, or sell its aspbsl /
blocks of 414Ss I12 inches at Ga cent
each. The Cumhs Coal and Lumbe'
Com pany offsrs to furnish sand at 81 A
per load Of 20 bushels; lime, 1t 25 cent
!, per busbel; Rosendsle cement, Sl.6o pc
barrel; Portland cement, 50, and E2yp
at $l.25. Martin Keogh will put dow
cobble stone at "a cents per squar
: yard and macadem for 81 40; asphaltur
blocks, 50 40; two-men stone, 81 "a.
Davis & Brother offer to pave wit
frebrick At So 18 per square yard; Be
z gisn block, 81 %; asphaltum, % ~
j paving respectively the above at 20,
and % cents per squsre yard; gutter
81 10; crossings, rs cents, ard curbiui
So cents. Davis & Simmons offer cur
ing OF "a cents per lineal foot; quite
y ing, %; crossings, 80; hrsbrlck paw
/. ment, 81 13 Ger square ard asphaltun
h 80 II; and Belgian, S223H. The wi
mington Passenger Railway Compsr
was given permission to lay the trat
for the Ninth ward extension on q lev
:, with the curb. The board will me
=, next Mon day evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Charged With Assault,

Charles Carsley was before Judge
Lynam this morning charged with com
mittlng an assault on his wife, Ella
Carsley. The parties are on their way
down the State to work In the Gamer.
ies, and she stated that he had beat and
abused her without cause. He was he ID
for fnf ther hearing to morrow morn
Ing, and tbs woman WAS detained as q
Titness.
Matthew Smith, colored. WAS charged
with com mittinR an assault on a white
man nsmLd William Siletto, and the
Judge, after besriog the evidence, i'm.
posed "a fine OF 50 aud costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
FOURTH EDITION
Hung himself to . Door.

Baltimore Sun.
George Miller, q retired ciRarmahsr,
killed himself by banging yesterday
morning Mt 7 o'clock. He lived with
h,s wife and two sons, Ford and George
Miller, Jr., at tbs northeast ootnsr or
Eden and McElderry streets. His
health had rot been good for some nme.
he was snic,ed with kidney trouble,
which affected his train, making him
subjecs 10 As OF meiADcholIa, which
lasted FOR weeks together.
On Wednesday right / e and his wife
retired at the usual hour. Mra. Miller
awoke early the next morning and went
down stairs TO see that breakfast was
ready. when abe left her rom her
husband went 10 the w.r dow and closed
the shutters. Mr. b. e. Pfissmsn. liv'
ling across the way. saw him close them
ct $50. About 80 his wife notified
him that breakfast wss ready. He
called down to 90 on with breakfast, hs
would soon be down.
They waited for him about half m
hour, and as he did not appear, Mrs.
Miller went up to his r0om TO find on
tho cause OF his delay. She pushe(
1.-The door open and saw her husbant
hanging by q rope from the door Of |
cupboard. He vas dead. Mr.. jaime
E. Murray, q neighoor, and one OF hi
sons cut him down. The dead msI
had gone about the work Of self dc
stI uct.on in q way that would admit Q
no failure. Re had driven . naii o.
the top Of the door about An inch or tw
from the end.
lie had fastened q white rope abou
quarter OF an iLch in diameter 70 4
To prevent the curbosrd dooy froI
closing he had put chair on each SID
Then taking o third chair he got on l
tied q rope around his neck and jumpe
on. In jamping be puthed back II
chair on which he stood. He mu,
have M assured the rope carefully, as
held him just two inches from the d 70
He had on nothing bCt his undergo
rents.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Nh Rite, of tn. church for Depretis.

ROME, August 4 The funeral oil the
late Prime Minister Depretis took place
today at Stradella. Twenty thousand
persons were present. King Humbert
and Others sent wreaihs to be placed on
the coffin of the dead sta esman. There
was no religious ceremony, the clergy
having been ordered to refuse the rites oil
the church, owing to the fact that NJ: De-
pretis died without having received the
last sacraments.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
, Picnic on the Brandywine.

Several ladies residing in the western
part OF the city gave picnic yestercs5
on the Brandywin to @ number OF
am all children. There we're about Is or
30 present, and an abundance OF re
freshmen we're provided. Two of the
ladies cop pcerned IN the affair have been
married about 10 years, and although
they have no children Of their own
seem TO delight in providing pleasure
for taose belonging to others.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
The Kentucky Elections.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, August Seven
ty-eight count!ss have reported go far,
leaving forty one to rept-'. The fg.
ures are from the N OFT reliable dis
patches, agreeing With The returns re
ceived a. b,ta the Eeputltcan and
Democratic headquarters.
The average gam per county from
reports 20 far received IL 3.35 On the
same ratio the let Repabucsn gain OF
the whole vote will be 1915. This
will leave q majority for Buckuer,
counting the vote fos Kao.. a: II 800, ,ol
5,725.
Tie gross Rerrh'ic9r gain, so far al
heard from, IS "a GO SIX countie,
show Dem ocra..c saiu CT 80, leaving
y net Republican gain OF "a a4l.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Knights OF Pytnias on Picnic.

Colored Knights OF Pytniss on Picnic
READING, Augus' A "A special train
on the Reading Road brought about 800
colored folks to Reading, accompanied
by band Of music, thie morpirg. The
excursion was given under the auspi.
ces OF o. V. Cato Division, No. 8, uni
formed rank Of Knights o. Pythias, of
Philadelphia The visitors were met
at the depot by committee Of colo.ed
men and escorted to City Hall, whe.e
Mayor Kenney delivered an address OF
welcome. They spent the day at
Lauer's Park.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Rouno for the tald,ers nnna.

William Doyle was arrsi gned at the
city court tl!s morning crargsd with
drunkenneas. William !OoEed as iEcagh
he Lad been engaged ia a butting
match with "a William Eca., and his
face was badly cut and bruised. He
told the Judge that he belonged il New
York, bot WAS or hts way TO the
Soldiers Home at EamptCn, Va. This,
however, did not cave him, and be WAS
.yen,en sed to pay fae Of 81 sad cost,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
.m.,,o.n Iuterests in Cansda

: OuEBEc, Augusta james Gilallan,
Ex Unite States Tresaurer Jscop III
Schuyler ond Joseph P Wiswali, OF
New York, have arrived In TINS CITY en-
route 10 Manicougan Shoals 70 LOOK
after their interests In the CAD padisn
fish oil and gnaEo company Eow being
organized.
Their visit here Is also with view 70
bidding on the Provincial loan nov In
the market. They left here this even
ing on the steamer Vega, which they
have chartered for their trip.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Opportunity seldom offered.

Mrs. Murphy, the widow OF the late
James Murphy, will still continue the
Hotel Klrkwood at Third and Shipley
streets, and is prepared to accommodate n
few more permanent boarders. The hour g
Ia one of the best in this city, furnished
with bot and cold baths on every fl ,or,
and the table is supplied with every.
thing in season, while tie rates are sur
rrisipgly low,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Accidentally Killed

Deputy Coroner Lee went to Bellevue
yesterday AFTERNOON and held an in
quest in the case OF Patrick Haley, who
was killed on the p, W. & b Railroad
on Wednesday evening. After hearing
the evidence OF several witnesses the
Jury rendered o verdict that he was &C
cider tally killed.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Fifth E0IlI'

.us E'5sy ,5s iy,e'sn.*.lt.aa l.,..,,1
''1 T'a,aAts. 'a' Atlantic a.ia,ss s:s"' y n!
,"stn 10 Ticntou, I,''sl N NJ
''ain Tor burial. :" d o.
"ao' three =. saoa' o -. .os.. :, .,ls%|
steadily on sheep psIls' ill.,, !, aa
n.A., a bAy ms's bslossI.., ;.
,s.. Bioa, y, Front ard oi.ss,a'' os,ss''
'As, 81, night from cous,sIssss lss :.
,o', Clayton q ElsOu, ss,, W 4
|s' So. . ve'uaulc .. horse IA, ~, /
Sa'ls TO-, a large crowd w.,
" "', ,m mmans.s : ss,s q hoi.es thl, Mons
n,1,,s 1C,sph =, ?. 'ls sOtsr,.Ira , |
theta, the lawn In front O, 'Ssa,i5 X. Y
evening. ua
| x,..,s Ths stable on the psn |
Middletowr, 81. Gto,a,s asi 4
cspisd by Harry C,oot.,., y
Z" oy IRE on Monday .,s..,
81, Some person carried n
fro from a. the sail Of Wu,
l2O King street, a niai' h
Junk dealers should b so N y
for 1t. WV
Jesse B'gRs cut a dee,
es eses on Wednesday Vii!
the Iron works in Nsv N
Ing sgainst the corner Dr.
barrow.
A. Fl. G. Gane., In
letters le,tameutary on N
late Anna T AlltsidIs,
hession has been ar.u,u
estate OF the late Cati.d.,
Harry L. Brown, Vi,
MIDI leboTongh rosi, 4
Hundred, had cue Of Ii
ma.hed On Thrrsday sIl1
ocal.
Continen'al club, Maid
ton, D.l., organized Ami
honor OF the signing aNl|
Of the United snx IN
president; L. 7. Al,uxs y
dent; G. W. Roos,zi1
tary: w. s. McCoy, txS1
G. W. McUoy, trsa,us II
sergeant at nimi; ]. I'D
geant: j. S'eiu, "a xrx
msn over IS years oi lau
join us. Tse place du
Fourth and Walnut ID
Clferty's saloon, ,rE
Thursday at 5 o'clotktl
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
YersQpaI.l

james Carpenter, tuly
b1rg, Pa, 10 visiting hix
city.
Esquire Frank E Saii
brief vi.i, 10 bis 'sniiJ d
c1ttsge ut Ocean GrSNIl
George 2. Tybou! siSa
dred Continues to bs Kta
with something like bsix
Rev. Robert Grshsu, 4
tor Of Lower BrsndJdu
risn Church, is vsltl
Fairv;ile, Pa,
The fsnl les 81 Co9l
N lelds and DR.. Linton ID
cupyine 3 cottages .! Cas
N. j. H. K. BriEssln
intend going to The iin'l
days.
| Messrs. Bowers, Mum 1
with thel. faul'lrs, Ns q
grove rear GreenusrI N
they launched tao bosa 4
creek, whicR the! cl'as|
Ha.,le.
! Rev. q. RuuoI, shs|
Parkersnurg, Vlglnhl3
wife visiting W, n. u
Lion Hundred, and ~
preach to bis former lii
Presbyterian Church aA|
Miss Ella D.liou' o.
The younse.t lister o. ~ Y
Dillon, OF The C'ajt'a u y
ing In this city Aiaa
years CT ses Miss Dll'ap I's'
The State school thsfs '''|
hopors.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05

Iotll.....-........ .........afl VA, lo1.9l
STATE OF DELAWARE
COUNTY OF New CASTLE. %
], Ctho rowlsDd, Cashier o: the
above-name1 bank. do s9lsmnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
OrHU NUWLAFD, Cashier.
Subscribed and swocn to before me tais
third day Of August, 18T.
LEVI A. BERrOLETTE,
Notary Public.
Ccrrect-Attest:
JAM 5 MURRUW,)
WM. L. PJHIER. Dire.tors.
J. N. tAWThhOP,\
a5-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
MAKRIAGEA.

DETWiLTR-GEISSE FL fug. ID,
1857, at 1908 Nsrtn Twentv-ti:,h street, by
Rev. RoDert Graham. Mr. Howard A..
Dotwiler and Miss Katie W. Geissel, beth
CT thiiatelI ha.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05

Seventy two dozen bottles of "pear
cider" were dieposad Of yesterday to the
frie8ds and mem beIs OF the ehie.ds' Lii
hrafy Association who pic.nicked at
Birmingham Park,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
xha WeathsS,

To morrow promists to be from fair
to cloudy With locs! showers ana con.
tiDued high temperat1ie. Similar con.
ditions will probably prevailon Sunday
with slight thermal changes.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
A Gran d snspper Lunch

will be served up on Saturday evening
at tbs FELTON, House, corner OF Second
and Walnut streets. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
ryerYbody

should visit the Natatorium, corner
Fourth and Jefferson streets. this even.
log, and witness the tub race which will
be quite funny a. we'll as exciting.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
Death Of Samuel " ~

Death Oh 5hihue W."
Samuel W. Hollinls'
terday afternoon ql.a }
no. 235 Walnut s'lssl y
The deceased bad etl
time and suffered taa
Yesterday he tcck ;
laudanum to obaiu als
nosed that was The caaa
Coroner Darnhill va ~
q certificate in scsama sas,',
facts. Mr.. Holllea'sa,ul y,
Chester County, Pa. 80, ~
city when quite ya's yaa'ls
ths trade CT o ls.,,a l.,'
Jones, and st;eIasa, y J,
with the exception na,.',, ., =,
he worked 10 Phil's,si ., l
nsymar. ne He c,I,,'a II,,,.a.,s| \
s1ipIoy streets, ,ttl,,'i but y J
llnqulsh il en- s''.aria ',.ana [
Ing. He wac 2 !, las%~ la.sI,sla|
Arch Nasors. Wa'a'a.p y.
e.te Chsprsr, Ls's,sM, .'sa NJ
Al a. F. A. NJ aDl !, s,s' 10 Y y
r, lts was unmarried d.. a'i u,
With vii Al bis sister. si.,!s To- ,'s Nd
place on Saturday Ni'! i. M
O'clock, which VII WI
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05

Tho coucer5 garden at 224 X ing street
ts the place to spend pleasar. Ct enips
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
The UniOll''' "

LONDON, Augai!; ilrJ,s
ferpDce OF Ll0ei,rSs1 l.,',s 4
to-day fo' the Ia, nd
means for checslrss clssssp
acton. s TIE spsal,a's1 ,.
u.ipg iheiT dtiss', :, @
10 ASSISTING The .,s o,'.,s .s., !
and Al partly to 4, 's' 'nT'sss Tss,
on the rsrt o' n, 1'C,J 'Cl,J
9 G. CSl,nssrvatives. NJ, y. d
ed 10 the eIanps, ~, i IA
sending sconil1n..u.oa,,,' 1,..o,,'
Influence tie sltc@.ss
Inv e!gctiou 10 hoI',Is .a
II 1at p ''t o'ConnOr sra : ~
goins oa The %, s,pap n. u.s
csha ea, ~ en- y, subsrs Nv J
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
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is the place to buy hasl
U nder wear; grea' o'is'a
tered at present.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
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Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
KENNARD&CO,
623 Market Street.

D Er,jl.J Or rns CJNDtAluN
III OF THE
N n rIONhL BANK UF WILMINGTON
AND BxA WINE, AT WHINING
ION, In the STATE OF della W AXE,
ATT al CLUSE OF BUSINE ESj, AU
GUST !, 1857.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
KENNARD

We open to-day
another large lot of
L a d i e S brilliant
Lisle Hose at the
low price of 35c.
> These goods are
fast c colors, fine
quality and rarely
ever sold under 50
cents per pair. They
will wear equal to
any made. Blacks,
Blues and Browns,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
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Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
state OF the Temperature

1t the REPUBLICAN office ~ day in ths
shade:
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Daily Republican., 1887-08-05
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Mrs. James " Hs'Sa,'p 'TS,'ps 7
5sred 6sr tpsnar their rla.ss'. a,,i;!'.iIisI'
&c; respect C; ]: Sy ''t''''''' |
morning
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05

VxTANrED-A YOUNG LADY wnS n1
w has had experience In variety yaras, nuu
housefurnishinS goods business. Aunay'' os.at
4. U. tai, Chico. a"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-05

xNYANTED-A GOOD WAITER AD-
w drees Waiter, this Cthce, statiL Z
nam aad address. as -